BEIJING - A Chinese mainland spokesperson said on Wednesday that one country, two systems will surely bring Taiwan compatriots greater development opportunities and better living conditions.It is our basic principle in resolving the Taiwan question and the best approach to realizing national reunification, said An Fengshan, spokesperson for the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council at a press conference.Taiwan will be guaranteed lasting peace after peaceful reunification, said An, adding that with a strong motherland to rely on, Taiwan compatriots will enjoy better living conditions, have more room for development, more confidence and more dignity in the international arena.On the basis of ensuring the country's sovereignty, security and development interests, the social system and way of life in Taiwan will be fully respected, and the private property, religious beliefs and legitimate rights and interests of Taiwan compatriots will be fully protected after peaceful reunification is realized, said An.In response to the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) administration's objection to suggestions for cross-Strait peace agreements, An said the DPP administration ignores the aspirations of the Taiwan public for the peaceful development of cross-Strait relations and their obstructions will only harm the vital interests of the Taiwan compatriots and destroy the future of Taiwan. wristbands canadacustom silicone bracelets canadarubber bracelets canadasilicone bracelets canadasilicone wristbands canadacustom wristbands canadacanadian wristbandswristbands canada
[Photo/IC] About 1,300 cases have been filed and about 57 million yuan ($8.4 million) in fines imposed, as of Jan 30, on companies involved in the nationwide campaign against turmoil in the health care market, the state market regulation authority said on Wednesday. The 100-day campaign, kicked off on Jan 8, was jointly launched by 13 central government departments, including the ministries of Industry and Information Technology, Public Security and Commerce, following a series of media reports in the past months exposing irregularities in the health industry. According to the authority, by the end of January, 288,000 law enforcement officials had participated in the campaign. They have checked 40,000 hotels, 89,000 health care stores and 32,000 public places, such as communities, parks and squares. The authorities carried out 4,679 collaborative law enforcement activities, and handled 5,099 complaints and reports about health care issues from consumers, and helped them recover economic losses of about 23.2 million yuan. The authorities also have revoked 43 business licenses, destroyed 70 workshops for producing and selling fake goods, and transferred 55 cases to judicial organs. As of Jan 30, 1,298 cases had been filed, with a total value of 2.18 billion yuan, among which 287 cases were settled and the involved companies were fined 56.7 million yuan. Authorities on Jan 7 detained 18 suspects from the Tianjin-based Quanjian group, who were charged with running pyramid schemes and false advertising. Senior executives of another health company in North China's Hebei province were detained on Jan 16 on suspicion of organizing pyramid schemes. Yang Zekun contributed to the story.
